AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMoonshot Procurement: NASA just picked Blue Origin to deliver lunar rovers for the Artemis moon-base push, with $188M to get the first lander-ready and $219M–$220M contracts for rover development split between Astrolab and Golden’s Lunar Outpost—plus plans to start transporting rovers this fall. Colorado Tech & Energy: A Lake County plan commission sent a “no recommendation” to county council on a proposed data center, after a split vote over a possible 12-month moratorium—showing how local governance can stall big infrastructure. AI & Risk: University of Colorado rolled out its first President’s AI Recognition Awards, while a separate legal warning highlights how consumer AI prompts can become discoverable in court. Health & Research: CU Anschutz reported paternal preconception stress may alter early development signals in sperm, and ARPA-H is backing new osteoarthritis therapies from CU Boulder/Anschutz/CSU. Water & Public Safety: Colorado signed a crackdown on copper theft threatening 911, and Denver Water’s drought pricing is squeezing even conservation-minded businesses like a Denver car wash.
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